Fall High Point Market 2025 delivered a season of sophisticated materials, sculptural silhouettes, and heritage-infused design—and nowhere was that more evident than inside the Sarreid showroom. This Market was a turning point: designers wanted craftsmanship, character, and pieces that tell a story. And based on the energy in our space all week, they found exactly that.

Below, we’re recapping the standout trends that had designers stopping, touching, photographing, and coming back for second looks—paired with the top-ten new intros that rose to the top of everyone’s wish lists.

1. Color Is King

After several seasons of neutrals, designers arrived ready for color—and not just soft, safe hues. They gravitated toward rich woods, moody stains, dark walnuts, layered textures, and finishes that brought depth and warmth to a room.

A brightly decorated living space featuring a vibrant floral sofa with colorful accent pillows, two stylish blue armchairs, a marble coffee table with a geometric gold base, and a potted plant. The walls are adorned with framed floral artwork, and elegant curtains complement the decor.

Our showroom confirmed it: color—and finish—is the new currency of luxury.
From the pop of colorful shagreen pieces to the bold custom pink our Designing for a Cure Jupe table, designers were excited to bring richer palettes back to their projects.

A vibrant round pink dining table surrounded by white upholstered chairs, beneath a stylish chandelier, set in a modern showroom with artistic decor in the background.

This Fall, color wasn’t an accent. It was the main event.

2. Elevated Storage That Makes a Statement

Credenzas and cabinets weren’t just “functional” this Market—they were showstoppers.
Two standouts:

A stylish credenza with a warm wood finish and geometric detailing, complemented by gold and blue table lamps and a modern abstract art piece on the wall.

Parquet Sideboard — a modern classic with quiet luxury appeal.

Modern credenza with sculptural, wave-like design in a light finish, topped with a black vase containing green plant stems, set against a mirror backdrop.

Capriole Credenza — dramatic proportions and detailing designers couldn’t stop talking about.

Storage is no longer an afterthought. It’s the anchor.

3. The Era of the Modern Heirloom Jupe Table

The Jupe remains the star of Sarreid’s story, and this Market proved once again that expandable engineering + elevated finishes is a winning formula.

This year’s hits included:

Interior view of the Sarreid showroom featuring a stylish dining table with a unique base design, two elegant chairs, a decorative credenza, and a prominent chandelier overhead.

Chelsea Jupe Dining Table — refined, classic, and a favorite for more intimate dining.

A modern dining table with an elegant design, accompanied by beige chairs, set in a stylish showroom featuring decorative elements and natural lighting.

Gramercy Park Jupe Table — bold dimensions and luxury appeal.

A round dining table with a wooden top featuring a geometric design, supported by a sturdy base with gold accents. Beside it, a leather upholstered stool with decorative nailhead trim. In the background, a large golden vase with leafy branches and colorful boxes.

Brooklyn Jupe Table — compact, stylish, and perfect for urban, coastal, or mixed-style interiors.

Designers consistently referenced them as “investment pieces”—a nod to Sarreid’s heritage and reputation for craftsmanship.

4. Nature-Inspired Materials With Depth and Soul

Market was filled with natural textures, but designers loved that Sarreid leaned into authenticity rather than trend for trend’s sake.

Two collections that led the conversation:

A display featuring decorative circular plates made from natural materials, positioned on a wooden surface alongside textured leaves, emphasizing organic design elements.

Artisan Leaf Tables — a tribute to our Wilson, NC roots and a handcrafted piece that brought everyone in for a closer look.

A stylish wooden console table adorned with decorative items, surrounded by soft white curtains and accent lamps, reflecting a blend of modern and classic design.

Vero Tables — a substantial, organic form that feels collected, artistic, and timeless.

This movement toward nature-based materials—done the right way—felt fresh, soulful, and elevated.

5. A Renewed Appreciation for Craftsmanship

The single most consistent theme? Designers want quality they can feel.
Our carved details, handcrafted finishes, forged bases, and artisanal tops became talking points for designers walking the showroom.

A stylish showroom display featuring a wooden dining table surrounded by chairs, a cozy brown leather armchair, and decorative elements like a chandelier and artwork on the walls.

Sarreid’s long legacy of craftsmanship is resonating louder than ever, and the enthusiasm from designers this Market reaffirmed the industry’s shift toward authenticity, heirloom construction, and thoughtful artistry.